There's nothing better to end the Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival than a good riot.
That's what "Boy Kills World" is — a gritty, bloody and comic post-apocalyptic revenge film directed by Moritz Mohr and starring Bill Skarsgård.
The Estonian premiere will take place in Haapsalu - in parallel with the rest of the world. The film will be released in other Estonian cinemas a week later.
With the announcement of the closing film, the full festival programme is now available and tickets are on sale.
In total, the largest genre film festival in the Baltic States, running from 26-28 April, will bring 29 feature-length horror, science fiction, thriller and adventure films from more than 20 countries to Estonian audiences, including locations such as Pakistan, Vietnam and the Philippines, as well as several short film programmes and events.
The festival will open with the premiere of Sander Maran's horror comedy "Chainsaws Were Singing".